Pogwizdów Palace

Pogwizdów Palace stands in the village of Pogwizdów, in the Paszowice municipality, in Jawor County, on the Kaczawa Foothills in the Sudetes. The building dates from the 17th century, was rebuilt in subsequent centuries, and today is a ruin.

Palace complex

The whole complex comprises three elements: the palace itself, a park and a manor house. The palace is in ruins. The manor house belongs to a private owner and is currently being renovated. All three elements are separately entered in the heritage register: the palace under number 2081 (entered in 1972), the park under number A/3214/552/L (entered in 1980), and the manor house under number A/3520/258 (entered in 1951).

History

The palace was built in the 17th century. In the 20th century it underwent significant rebuilding, the scope of which is not specified in the source.

Nearby

Other fortifications of this part of the Sudetes stand within a few kilometres, including Bolków Castle and Świny Castle.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Pogwizdów, Paszowice municipality, Jawor County, Kaczawa Foothills
• Getting there: near Jawor and Bolków
• What to expect: a ruined palace, a manor house in private hands under renovation - a site with no marked visitor route, check opening hours and access arrangements on site